D90 Pics

[ohkphoto]

Re: D90 pics

I hate seeing a very nice thread that focuses on D90 PHOTOGRAPHS destroyed.

@Flugelbinder This thread is for posting pics taken with the D90. If you have doubts about what camera was used, get an "exif reader" . . . that info is part of the image's EXIF data.

If you have issues with the D90, then please start your own thread with those specific concerns or questions and not muddy up a photo thread started by another member.

 

[hark]

Re: D90 pics

Here are a few more taken with my D90.

Entrance to William Penn's house--Pennsbury Manor

View from the top of Bowman's Hill Tower​. It was a hazy day, and despite using a UV filter, I wasn't able to reduce the haze in post.

Here is Bowman's Hill Tower where I took the above photo from its roof.

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Re: D90 pics

Hark, I really like the detail in the 3rd, The Tower... they are all good...

Pat in NH

 

[Scott Murray]

Great shots @hark - if you use LR try a grad filter for the sky it may help or a CP filter would have helped (pic #2)

 

[Rick M]

Nice shots Hark!

 

[hark]

Great shots @hark - if you use LR try a grad filter for the sky it may help or a CP filter would have helped (pic #2)

I'll look into LR, Scott. Thanks for the suggestion! I used a CP for the 3rd shot, but that 3rd shot wasn't taken on the same day as the 2nd photo.

Hark, I really like the detail in the 3rd, The Tower... they are all good...

Pat in NH

Thanks kindly, Pat! The D90 does have the ability to capture beautiful shots. And I used my Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 for that 3rd shot. Although it isn't a Nikon lens, it performs very well.

As I just mentioned to Scott, I used a Circular Polarizer for that 3rd shot which really bumps up the color saturation on sunny days. Unfortunately there is so much tree growth that the top of the tower isn't visible when taking a shot from this vantage point. And the access road is closed during the winter because it is a VERY steep drive up the hill to get to the top--and NO guard rail either. I've been up the hill numerous times in other vehicles, but this was my first time in this particular SUV. I had to learn quickly how to shift into first gear (had to move the gear shift sideways in this SUV--I've never had a gear shift operate that way before)!

Nice shots Hark!

Thank you, Rick! Your feedback is always appreciated!

 

[thomaschamlee]

First time using a crystal ball. This thing is too much fun.

Photobucket pics are better resolution

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